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Utena wrote:Just keep reading, writing, listening and speaking english the more you can! (And, of course, going to England for a whole summer would be useful) ... Uh...I vote for the U.S.!

Just keep reading, writing, listening and speaking english the more you can! (And, of course, going to England for a whole summer would be useful) ...

Learn English. This is spoken by most people with slight variations. The problem becomes acute when the individual hs not bothered to learn the basics for one reason or another and when the accent is too pronounced.You have Australians Canadians and the vast majority in the world speaking English...

Paco wrote: I think it is quite useful to have a talk with you about this matter. We ESL students learn English mostly through books written by linguistic scholars and 'understand' English in a way somehow similar to the way we learn mathematics. RanchHand: This is simply not the case, Paco....

There are two ways in which you can learn English: 1. becoming familiar with the language by simply listening, reading, speaking, etc. 2. study all kinds of rules (e.g. grammar) and apply them. As a Dutch speaker of English, I learned English by becoming familiar with it. I read of a lot of...

Hello Khoff I think it is quite useful to have a talk with you about this matter. We ESL students learn English mostly through books written by linguistic scholars and 'understand' English in a way somehow similar to the way we learn mathematics. We learn English sentences mostly in written...

Hello I am afraid I didn't get what you are asking. But could you allow me to put my two cents? As for the 1st question, I probably would say something like "Speaking English is a big advantage" or "You have many advantages over me; English proficiency is one of them" or "It is to your...

Hello Julie I'm an English learner from Japan. One problem of our kids here is that they are not taught much about the grammar of Japanese, though they are forced to learn English grammar rather intensively. As the consequence, they tend to parse Japanese sentences by using the concepts of...

Hi All I am irresoluting from myself ..i thought that i am good at english and when i joined the college and it's called the "The RKWC" in The United Arab Emirates, i found it difficult .. i donno y... i was scaring day by day from the failing.. i felt before the listening exam that i will...

Thanks Ali for your note, and being patient with my questions! You mean they speak English without an Arabic accent? I can't believe it! As you know, the phonetic features are very different, so it really makes it difficult to neutralize! I rarely have heard an Arab on TV, except for the anchors...